May 29, 2011
A chess Federation located in Southeastern Europe, formerly a member
of Yugoslavia, which became a full member of FIDE in 2006.
The country has organised the European Youth Championship in 2005, the World Youth Championship in 2008 and the European Individual Championship in 2009.
The national team has participated in 2 Olympiads since 2008. The best achievement was 26th in 2008.
The winners of the last championships were: 2007 Blagojevic Dragisa, 2008 Blagojevic Dragisa, 2009 Blagojevic Dragisa, 2010 Dragan Kosic.
By 2011 the federation listed 6 IGMs, 12 IMs and a total of 57 titled players.
The team of Montenegro at the 2009 European Team Championship
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22.11.2011
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18.11.2011
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14.11.2011
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13.11.2011
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